Founded in New York City, JDRF is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to funding type 1 diabetes (T1D) research, supporting the T1D community, and advocating for regulatory policies that favor medical advancements. Initially known as the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, it later became the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation and is now simply JDRF. The organization offers a range of community services and activist support aimed at improving the lives of those affected by T1D.
JDRF has garnered support from notable individuals and investors in the medical and philanthropic communities. Its key achievements include significant contributions to T1D research, leading to advancements in treatment and management of the disease. The organization’s advocacy efforts have also influenced policy changes that facilitate quicker approval of new therapies. Overall, JDRF has had a profound impact on the T1D community, driving progress toward better treatments and ultimately, a cure.

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Jdrf was founded in 1970.
Jdrf's headquarters is located in New York City, NY, US.
Jdrf's most recent funding round was for $3M (USD) in March 2017.
As of Mar 3, 2017, Jdrf has raised a total of $3M (USD).
Jdrf has 911 employees as of Feb 4, 2024.